The only problem, if you can call it that, is that you're pretty much forced to stay at all the luxury safari lodges at all the parks. There's camping outside the gate but it's not really any cheaper since it's the low season, the lodge rates are way down. So everywhere I go, there's somebody handing me another mango juice and watching to see if I set my fork down so they can polish it for me. It manages to nicely combine the two things I hate most in this world: Being waited on, and feeling like a tourist.

Anyway, it's only for another week so I think I can survive.

written by  Jason Kester on May 2, 2003 from Arusha, Tanzania
from the travel blog: Africa, 2003
tagged Safari
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I'm going to Tanzania and that sounds far from what I'm expecting. Nice blog though.

written by  Millie Trembly on September 3, 2008

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Mt. Kilimanjaro is one of the most attractions in Tanzania, Africa. Its a great idea to plan a family trip and enjoy the snow and water activities like trekking, skiing, hiking, climbing, etc. Camping is also an interesting activity to explore jungles of Africa. You can all enjoy the picturesque views over here: http://www.ekoventure.com/places/africa-Tanzania-mt_Kilimanjaro-5214
and plss guys suggest me one of the best tour options.

written by  gertrudeyoung58 on June 9, 2009

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